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Microsoft Outlook与Microsoft Exchange整合开发（第2版 影印版）
作者：（美）Thomas Rizzo著
出版社：北京大学出版社
出版时间：2001-03-01
ISBN：9787900632333
定价：¥168.00
内容简介
本书是《微软编程圣典丛书（影印版）》之一，针对Outlook2000，ExchangeServer5.5和Exhange2000Server，讲解如何建立协作性商务解决方案，连接和扩展企业资源。本书提出了详细的指南，并在随书光盘中附加了DigitalDashboardStarterKit，可以帮助您建立各种类型的解决方案。本书由微软件公司组织专家编写，具有相当的技术深度，是中、高级程序员必备的参考书。有效利用微软强大的Outlook2000，ExchangeServer5.5和Exhange2000Server，可以开发和运行企业范围内的核心商业服务。本书提出了详细的指南，并在随书光盘中附加了DigitalDashboardStarterKit，可以帮助您建立各种类型的解决方案。本书内容：理解重要的Outlook部件（包括文件夹和表单），使用OutlookObjectModel和VBScript构造解决方案。创建数字操作盘，让用户单击鼠标即可访问公司的知识资源。使用MicrosoftExchangeEventService和脚本代理程序，编写客户机脚本和代理程序，并拓展自己的开发潜力。了解ActiveDirectoryServicesInterface如何能够提高您对ExchangeServer的控制。使用IIS，SiteServer，OutlookHTMLFormConverter，OutlookWebAccess和ASP，使自己的应用程序向Web延伸。使用CollaborationDataObjects编写应用程序，使其能够与ExchangeServer交互，并向Web提交HTML内容。创建COM附件，扩展基于应用程序的Outlook2000。利用新的WebStore技术，建立Exchange2000应用程序。准备迎接MCSD70-105考试。
作者简介
暂缺《Microsoft Outlook与Microsoft Exchange整合开发（第2版 影印版）》作者简介
目录
Acknowledgments
About the Companion CD
Part I Introduction to Collaborative Systems
Chapter 1 A Broader Definition of Collaboration
TOOLS FOR BUILDING COLLABORATIVE SYSTEMS
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft Internet Information Services
Microsoft Site Server
Microsoft Visual Studio
Microsoft Visual Basic
Microsoft Visual InterDev
EXAMPLES OF COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS
Messaging Applications
Tracking Applications
Workflow Applications
Real-Time Applications
Knowledge Management Applications
Chapter 2 Exchange Server as a Platform for Collaboration
ROBUST MESSAGING INFRASTRUCTURE
Least-Cost Routing，Load Balancing，and Failover
Delivery and Read Receipts
Message Tracking
INDUSTRIAL-STRENGTH OBJECT DATABASE
Huge Storage Capacity
Multiple Views
Built-In Replication
Schema Flexibility
Transaction Logging
EXCHANGE SERVER DIRECTORY
Reliable Database Engine
Multimaster and Replication Capabilities
Customizable Attributes and “White Pages”
Extensibility and Security
Internet and Industry Standards Support
PUBLIC FOLDERS
Folder and Application Accessibility
Security and Content control
Internet Standards Support
INTEGRATED，INTERNET STANDARDS-BASED SECURITY
Windows NT Security
Secure Messaging
Secure Applications
S/MIME Support
MULTITIERED，REPLICATED，SECURE FORMS LIBRARY
Organizational Forms Library
Folder Forms Library
Personal Forms Library
Web Forms Library
BUILT-IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TOOLS
Rules
Event Scripting Agent
CONNECTIVITY AND MIGRATION TOOLS
CLIENT OPTIONS
Pocket Outlook
Outlook Express
Outlook Web Access
Outlook for Microsoft Windows
Versions 3.x and the Macintosh
Microsoft Outlook
CHOOSING A CLIENT
Part II Building Outlook Applications
Chapter 3 Folders，Fields，and Views
POLDERS
Creating Public Folders
Customizing Folder Properties
Setting Up Moderated Folders
Creating Public Folder Rules
FIELDS
Creating Custom Fields
Creating Combination Fields
Creating Formula Fields
Using Custom Fields in Filtered Replication
VIEWS
Creating New Views
Customizing the Current View
Formatting the columns in a View
Grouping Items in a View
sorting Items in a View
Filtering Information in Views
Editing View Settings
Chapter 4 Forms
OUTLOOK FORM TYPES
Message Forms
Post Forms
Contact Forms
Office Document Forms
HOW FORMS WORK
Data Binding
DESIGNING FORMS
Opening a Form in Design Mode
Choosing Display Properties
Important Default Fields
USING CONTROLS
Accessing Controls from the Control Toolbox
Renaming Controls
Assigning Captions
Setting the Font and Color
Establishing Display Settings
Binding Controls
Setting Initial Values
Requiring and Validating Information in Fields
Built-In Outlook Controls
Using Custom or Third-Party Controls
Setting Advanced Control Properties
Setting the Tab Order
Layering Controls on a Form
FORM PROPERTIES
Setting Default Form Properties
Setting Advanced Form Properties
TESTING FORMS
PUBLISHING FORMS
Publishing Forms in a Forms Library
Saving the Form Definition with the Item
Saving the Form as an.oft File
ENHANCING FORMS
Extending Functionality with Office Document Forms
Creating Actions
Chapter 5 Programming Outlook with VBScript
THE OUTLOOK SCRIPT EDITOR
VBSCRIPT FUNDAMENTALS
Working with Variables
Data Types in VBScript
Working with Objects
Constants in VBScript
Error Handling
THE SCRIPT DEBUGGER
WORKING WITH OUTLOOK OBJECTS
Getting Help with Outlook Objects
The Outlook Object Browser
The Outlook Object Hierarchy
OUTLOOK EVENTS
Writing Event Handlers
Disabling Events
Sequence of Events
OTHER COMMON TASKS IN OUTLOOK DEVELOPMENT
Automating Outlook Office Documents
Automating Outlook from Other Applications
Using CDO in Outlook
Chapter 6 Putting It All Together:The Account Tracking Application
OVERVIEW OF THE ACCOUNT TRACKING APPLICATION
The Account Tracking Folder
The Account Tracking Form
SETTING UP THE APPLICATION
Copying the Account Tracking Folder
Copying the Product Sales Database
Setting Permissions on the Folder
TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY THE
ACCOUNT TRACKING APPLICATION
Setting Global Variables
Determining Compose or Read Mode：The Item_Read Event
Initializing the Application：The Item_Open Event
Connecting to the Sales Database：The GetDatabaseInfo Subroutine
Displaying an Address Book Using CDO：The FindAddress Subroutine
Creating Account Contacts：The cmdAddAccountContact Subroutine
Refreshing the Contact List Box：The cmdRefreshcontactsList Subroutine
Performing Default Contact Actions：E-Mail，Letters，and NetMeeting
Automating Excel：The cmdCreatesalesChart and cmdPrintAccountSummary Subroutines
Unloading the Application：The Item_Close Event
OUTLOOK TODAY AND THE
ACCOUNT TRACKING APPLICATION
Viewing the Customized Outlook Today Page
Setting Up the Customized Outlook Today Page
Chapter 7 Outlook and the Web
OUTLOOK TODAY
Outlook Today Technologies
Outlook Today in Outlook 2000
Customizing Outlook Today
ACTIVE SERVER PAGES
ASP Fundamentals
Global.asa
Built-In ASP Objects
Server-Side Include Files
Server Components
OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS
Installing Outlook Web Access
Outlook web Access and ASP Security
Special Considerations for Setting Up Outlook Web Access
WINDOWS 2000 AND ISS 5.0
Improved ASP Support
Improved Scripting Support
Improved Security Features
WebDAV Scupport
THE OUTLOOK HTML FORM CONVERTER
Software Requirements of the Converter
components of the Converter
Features of the Converter
Stepping Through a Conversion
Examples of Conversions
Files Created for Converted Forms
Web Forms Library
Making HTML Forms Available in Outlook
Tips for Developing HTML-Ready Outlook Applications
Chapter 8 Outlook 2000 Development Features
OFFICE 2000 COM ADD-INS
Deciding Whether to Write a COM Add-In
Developing a COM Add-In
Debugging Your COM Add-In
Using COM Add-Ins from Custom Outlook Forms
OUTLOOK 2000 OBJECT MODEL
Objects and Collections
Outlook Bar Object Model
Methods，Properties，and Events for Existing Objects
Characteristics of Item Types
VBA SUPPORT IN OUTLOOK 2000
VBA Architecture
Creating a VBA Application
Choosing What to Write：COM Add-In or VBA Program？
Chapter 9 Outlook Team Folders Wizard
FEATURES OF THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD
ARCHITECTURE OF THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD
EXTENDING THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD
Modifying the Provided HTML Pages
THE OUTLOOK VIEW CONTROL
Programming the Outlook View Control
Instantiating the Outlook View Control
Hosting the Outlook View Control in Internet Explorer
THE OUTLOOK PERMISSIONS CONTROL
Programming the Outlook Permissions Control
Permissions Control Properties
Permissions Control Methods
Example：Permissions Control Web Application
THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD ADMINISTRATION EXTENSION
Architecture of the Team Folders Wizard Adiministration Extension
Installing the Team Folders Wizard Administration Extension
Modifying the HTML for a Team folders Wizard Template
The Event Scripting Agent for the Administration Extension
subscription/Notification Functionality
BUILDING A CUSTOM TEAM FOLDERS TEMPLATE
Creating the .pst File
Creating the Folder Home Page
Creating the Template.ini File
File Folder Structure for Your Template
Deploying Your Template
Example：Account Tracking Template
CREATING A TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD EXTENSION
Interfaces of the Team Folders Wizard Extension
Visual Basic Form for the Account Tracking Extension
Folder Home Page for the Account Tracking Extension
REGISTERING YOUR EXTENSION
DEPLOYING YOUR EXTENSION
Chapter 10 Outlook 2000 in Action：Enhancements to the Account Tracking Application
FOLDER HOME PAGES
Setting Up the First Folder Home Page
Example Script for the Folder Home Page
THE OUTLOOK VIEW CONTROL
Setting Up the Second Folder Home Page
Using the Outlook View Control
THE ACCOUNT TRACKING COM ADD-IN
Compiling and Registering the COM Add-In
Testing the COM Add-In
Implementing the COM Add-In
THE AVAILABILITY CHECKER SAMPLE APPLICATION
Chapter 11 Digital Dashboards
PRELMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
WHY HOST A DIGITAL DASNBOARD IN OUTLOOK？
EXAMPLE：THE FINANCE DIGITAL DASHBOARD
BUILDING A DIGITAL DASHBOARD
Digital Dashboard Architecture
USING OTHER COMPONENTS IN INFORMATION NUGGETS
Office Web Components
Outlook View Control
Outlook Databinding Control
ActiveX Data Objects
STORING CUSTOM INFORMATION FOR THE DIGITAL DASHBOARD
Using the Registry
Using Site Server Personalization and Membership
using the Active Directory
Using Cookies
Using XML
Using Exchange Server
DEPLOYING A DIGITAL DASHBOARD
Outlook Today Digital Dashboard
Folder Homepage Digital Dashboard
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACCESSING EXCHANGE SERVER
Part III Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange
Chapter 12 Collaboration Data Objects
WHAT IS CDO？
CDO and the Outlook Object Library
CDO and the CDO for Windows 2000
OVERVIEW OF THE CDO LIBRARY
Getting Help with the CDO Library
BACKGROUND FOR FOUR
SAMPLE APPLICATIONS THAT USE CDO
Using the CDO Session Object
Using the Logon Method
HELPDESK APPLICATION
Setting Up the Helpdesk Application
Helpdesk CDO Session Considerations
Logging On to the Helpdesk
Accessing Folders in the Helpdesk
Implementing Helpdesk Folder Security
Retrieving User Directory Information
Posting Information in the Helpdesk
Rendering the List of Helpdesk Tickets
Rendering the Actual Help Ticket
Creating the List of Helpdesk Tickets
Creating a Meeting with the User
Resolving the Help Ticket
CALENDAR OF EVENTS APPLICATION
Setting Up the Calendar of Events Application
CDO Sessions
Prompting the User for Input
Displaying Views of the Calendar
Displaying the Details of an Event
INTRANET NEWS APPLICATION
Setting Up the Application
Anonymous Logon
Retrieving the Folder and Messages
Displaying the News Items
Reading the Details of a Specific News Item
CDO VISUAL BASIC APPLICATION
Setting Up the Application
Programming CDO with Visual Basic
Logging On the User
Finding the Details of the Specific User
CDO TIPS AND PITFALLS
Avoid the GetNext Trap
Avoid Temporary Objects，If Possible
Use Early Binding with Visual Basic
Use With Statements
Avoid the Dreaded ASP 0115 Error
Avoid the MAPIE_FailOneProvider or CDOE_FailOneProvider Error
Learn Your Properties and Their IDs Well
Chapter 13 The Event Scripting Agent
ARCHITECTURE OF THE EXCHANGE EVENT SERVICE
EVENT SERVICE CAUTIONS
SETTING UP THE EVENT SERVICE
REGISTRY SETTINGS FOR SCRIPT AUTHORS
WRITING AGENTS BY USING SCRIPTS
Supported Event Types
Intrinsic Objects for Scripts
Instantiating Other COM Objects from Your Scripts
ERROR TRAPPING AND LOGGING
Microsoft Script Debugger
Script.Response and Logging
The Windows NT Event Log
EXPENSE REPORT APPLICATION
Setting Up the Expense Report Application
Functionality of the Expense Report Application
Expense Agent Script
CDO Code in the Application
PROGRAMMATICALLY BINDING AGENTS
Exchange Event Service Configuration Library
AGENT INSTALL APPLICATION
Using the Exchange Event Service Configuration Library
Accessing existing Agents
Accessing the Scripts Contained in Agents
Creating Agents Programmatically
Disabling and Deleting Agents
Agent Hosts
EXCHANGE EVENT SCRIPTING AGENT SERVERS
RUNNING THE SCRIPT ENGINE IN MTS
Chapter 14 Exchange Server Routing Objects
EXCHANGE SERVER ROUTING
Routing Architecture
Operation of the Routing Engine
Process Instances
Routing Maps
Intrinsic Actions
Custom Script Actions
What About Roles？
EXPENSE ROUTING APPLICATION
Setting Up the Expense Routing Application
Changes to the ASP Section of the Application
Changes to the Server Script
ROUTING OBJECT LIBRARY
RouteDetails Object
ProcInstance Object
Map Object
Row Object
Log Object
Participant Object
VoteTable Object
RecipientEntry Object
WorkItem Object
UPDATED AGENT INSTALL APPLICATION
Overview of the Updated Agent Install Application
Agent Enhancements
Routing Map Enhancements
Process Instance Enhancements
User Interface Enhancements
Chapter 15 Programming Exchange Server Using ADSI
WHAT IS ADSI？
ACCESSING THE DIRECTORY：CDO OR ADSI？
DESIGN GOALS OF THE ADSI OBJECT LIBRARY
ADSI OBJECT LIBRARY ARCHITECTURE
IADs and IASsContainer Interfaces
IADsContainer Interface
Exchange Server Object Classes
EXCHANGE SERVER SCHEMA
Access-Category Property
Description Property
Heuristics Property
CREATING PATHS TO EXCHANGE
SERVER OBJECTS AND ATTRIBUTES
ADSI APPLICATION
Setting Up the ADSI Application
Logging On the ADSI
Creating a Mailbox
Querying for Information from an Existing Mailbox
Creating a Custom Recipient
Creating a Distribution List
Adding and Removing Users from a Ditribution List
Displaying the Users in a distribution List
Creating a Recipients Ccontainer
Displaying the Objects in a Recipients Container
ACTIVE DIRECTORY AND ADSI
GETTING HELP WITH ADSI
LDP
ADSI Edit
What About ADSI 2.5？
Chapter 16 Enhancing Your Exchange Server Applications with COM Components
ACCTCRT COMPONENT
Creating an Instance of the AcctCrt Component
Creating a Windows NT Account by Using the AcctCrt Component
Associating Windows NT Accounts with Exchange Server Mailboxes
RULES COMPONENT
Storing Rules
Creating an Instance of the Rules Component
Using the Rules Component
Specifying a Logical Condition
Searching for Specific Content
Searching for a Particular Bitmask
ACL COMPONENT
PROJECT APPLICATION
Setting Up the Project Application
Architecture of the Application
Implementing the Projects Application
Using the Rules Component to Fire on All Incoming Messages
Chapter 17 Search Solutions Using Site Server 3
ENTER SITE SERVER
SEARCH CAPABILITIES OF SIET SERVER
INFRASTRUCTURE FEQUIREMENTS FOR SITE SERVER
Setting Up Your Search Hosts
Setting Site Server to Crawl an Exchange Server Public Folder
Security Implications
CREATING CUSTOM SEARCH APPLICATIONS
Site Server Search Object Model
Building an ASP Search Application
EXTENDING OUTLOOK WITH SITE SERVER
Hosting the ASP Search Application as a Folder Home Page
Hosting the ASP Search Application in an Outlook Form
Extending the ASP Search Application Using Outlook Controls
Building an Outlook 2000 COM Add-in for Site Server
Part IV Exchange Server 2000 Development
Chapter 18 Developing with Exchange Server 2000
WHAT IS THE WEB STORAGE SYSTEM？
Data Access Features
Programmability Features
Security Features
Additional Features
THE TRAINING APPLICATION
Setting Up the Training Application
Using the Training Application
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SCHEMAS
Overview of the Exchange Server Schemas
Creating Custom Content Classes
Creating Content Class Definition Items
Setting the expected-content-class Property
Setting the schema-collection-ref Property
Setting the baseSchema Property
USING ADO 2.5 AND OLEDB 2.5 WITH EXCHANGE SERVER 2000
New ADO 2.5 Features
Putting ADO 2.5 to Work with Exchange Server 2000
Common Tasks Performed with ADO
Using OLE DB Transactions
Best Practices for Using ADO
CDO FOR EXCHANGE SERVER 2000
CDO Design Goals
CDO Object Model
Frequently Used Objects in CDO
CDO Messaging Tasks
CDO Calendaring Tasks
CDO Contact Tasks
CDO Folder Tasks
Chapter 19 Putting It All Together
USING XML WITH EXCHANGE SERVER
XMLHTTP Component
WebDAV Commands
Persisted Search Folders
Using ADO to Retrieve XML Data from Exchange Server
Using XSL to Format XML
XSL Elements
THE XML DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL
REUSING OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS
WEB STORAGE SYSTEM FORMS
Creating a Web Storage System Form
Registering a Web Storage System Form
FrontPage 2000 Support
CONTENT INDEXING
CONTAINS Predicate
FREETEXT Predicate
Working with Ranking
Indexing Default Properties
EXCHANGE SERVER EVENTS
Firing Order of Events
Security Requirements
Supported Events
Registering an Event Handler
Writing an Event Handler
Debugging an Event Handler
WORKFLOW CAPABILITIES
How Is Workflow Implemented in Exchange Server？
Developing Workflow Applications
Deploying workflow Solutions
EXCHANGE 2000 AND SECURITY
Security Features
Sample Security Application
INSTANT MESSAGING
Programmint the IM Contact View Control
Putting It All Together
About the Companion CD
Part I Introduction to Collaborative Systems
Chapter 1 A Broader Definition of Collaboration
TOOLS FOR BUILDING COLLABORATIVE SYSTEMS
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft Internet Information Services
Microsoft Site Server
Microsoft Visual Studio
Microsoft Visual Basic
Microsoft Visual InterDev
EXAMPLES OF COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS
Messaging Applications
Tracking Applications
Workflow Applications
Real-Time Applications
Knowledge Management Applications
Chapter 2 Exchange Server as a Platform for Collaboration
ROBUST MESSAGING INFRASTRUCTURE
Least-Cost Routing，Load Balancing，and Failover
Delivery and Read Receipts
Message Tracking
INDUSTRIAL-STRENGTH OBJECT DATABASE
Huge Storage Capacity
Multiple Views
Built-In Replication
Schema Flexibility
Transaction Logging
EXCHANGE SERVER DIRECTORY
Reliable Database Engine
Multimaster and Replication Capabilities
Customizable Attributes and “White Pages”
Extensibility and Security
Internet and Industry Standards Support
PUBLIC FOLDERS
Folder and Application Accessibility
Security and Content control
Internet Standards Support
INTEGRATED，INTERNET STANDARDS-BASED SECURITY
Windows NT Security
Secure Messaging
Secure Applications
S/MIME Support
MULTITIERED，REPLICATED，SECURE FORMS LIBRARY
Organizational Forms Library
Folder Forms Library
Personal Forms Library
Web Forms Library
BUILT-IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TOOLS
Rules
Event Scripting Agent
CONNECTIVITY AND MIGRATION TOOLS
CLIENT OPTIONS
Pocket Outlook
Outlook Express
Outlook Web Access
Outlook for Microsoft Windows
Versions 3.x and the Macintosh
Microsoft Outlook
CHOOSING A CLIENT
Part II Building Outlook Applications
Chapter 3 Folders，Fields，and Views
POLDERS
Creating Public Folders
Customizing Folder Properties
Setting Up Moderated Folders
Creating Public Folder Rules
FIELDS
Creating Custom Fields
Creating Combination Fields
Creating Formula Fields
Using Custom Fields in Filtered Replication
VIEWS
Creating New Views
Customizing the Current View
Formatting the columns in a View
Grouping Items in a View
sorting Items in a View
Filtering Information in Views
Editing View Settings
Chapter 4 Forms
OUTLOOK FORM TYPES
Message Forms
Post Forms
Contact Forms
Office Document Forms
HOW FORMS WORK
Data Binding
DESIGNING FORMS
Opening a Form in Design Mode
Choosing Display Properties
Important Default Fields
USING CONTROLS
Accessing Controls from the Control Toolbox
Renaming Controls
Assigning Captions
Setting the Font and Color
Establishing Display Settings
Binding Controls
Setting Initial Values
Requiring and Validating Information in Fields
Built-In Outlook Controls
Using Custom or Third-Party Controls
Setting Advanced Control Properties
Setting the Tab Order
Layering Controls on a Form
FORM PROPERTIES
Setting Default Form Properties
Setting Advanced Form Properties
TESTING FORMS
PUBLISHING FORMS
Publishing Forms in a Forms Library
Saving the Form Definition with the Item
Saving the Form as an.oft File
ENHANCING FORMS
Extending Functionality with Office Document Forms
Creating Actions
Chapter 5 Programming Outlook with VBScript
THE OUTLOOK SCRIPT EDITOR
VBSCRIPT FUNDAMENTALS
Working with Variables
Data Types in VBScript
Working with Objects
Constants in VBScript
Error Handling
THE SCRIPT DEBUGGER
WORKING WITH OUTLOOK OBJECTS
Getting Help with Outlook Objects
The Outlook Object Browser
The Outlook Object Hierarchy
OUTLOOK EVENTS
Writing Event Handlers
Disabling Events
Sequence of Events
OTHER COMMON TASKS IN OUTLOOK DEVELOPMENT
Automating Outlook Office Documents
Automating Outlook from Other Applications
Using CDO in Outlook
Chapter 6 Putting It All Together:The Account Tracking Application
OVERVIEW OF THE ACCOUNT TRACKING APPLICATION
The Account Tracking Folder
The Account Tracking Form
SETTING UP THE APPLICATION
Copying the Account Tracking Folder
Copying the Product Sales Database
Setting Permissions on the Folder
TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY THE
ACCOUNT TRACKING APPLICATION
Setting Global Variables
Determining Compose or Read Mode：The Item_Read Event
Initializing the Application：The Item_Open Event
Connecting to the Sales Database：The GetDatabaseInfo Subroutine
Displaying an Address Book Using CDO：The FindAddress Subroutine
Creating Account Contacts：The cmdAddAccountContact Subroutine
Refreshing the Contact List Box：The cmdRefreshcontactsList Subroutine
Performing Default Contact Actions：E-Mail，Letters，and NetMeeting
Automating Excel：The cmdCreatesalesChart and cmdPrintAccountSummary Subroutines
Unloading the Application：The Item_Close Event
OUTLOOK TODAY AND THE
ACCOUNT TRACKING APPLICATION
Viewing the Customized Outlook Today Page
Setting Up the Customized Outlook Today Page
Chapter 7 Outlook and the Web
OUTLOOK TODAY
Outlook Today Technologies
Outlook Today in Outlook 2000
Customizing Outlook Today
ACTIVE SERVER PAGES
ASP Fundamentals
Global.asa
Built-In ASP Objects
Server-Side Include Files
Server Components
OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS
Installing Outlook Web Access
Outlook web Access and ASP Security
Special Considerations for Setting Up Outlook Web Access
WINDOWS 2000 AND ISS 5.0
Improved ASP Support
Improved Scripting Support
Improved Security Features
WebDAV Scupport
THE OUTLOOK HTML FORM CONVERTER
Software Requirements of the Converter
components of the Converter
Features of the Converter
Stepping Through a Conversion
Examples of Conversions
Files Created for Converted Forms
Web Forms Library
Making HTML Forms Available in Outlook
Tips for Developing HTML-Ready Outlook Applications
Chapter 8 Outlook 2000 Development Features
OFFICE 2000 COM ADD-INS
Deciding Whether to Write a COM Add-In
Developing a COM Add-In
Debugging Your COM Add-In
Using COM Add-Ins from Custom Outlook Forms
OUTLOOK 2000 OBJECT MODEL
Objects and Collections
Outlook Bar Object Model
Methods，Properties，and Events for Existing Objects
Characteristics of Item Types
VBA SUPPORT IN OUTLOOK 2000
VBA Architecture
Creating a VBA Application
Choosing What to Write：COM Add-In or VBA Program？
Chapter 9 Outlook Team Folders Wizard
FEATURES OF THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD
ARCHITECTURE OF THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD
EXTENDING THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD
Modifying the Provided HTML Pages
THE OUTLOOK VIEW CONTROL
Programming the Outlook View Control
Instantiating the Outlook View Control
Hosting the Outlook View Control in Internet Explorer
THE OUTLOOK PERMISSIONS CONTROL
Programming the Outlook Permissions Control
Permissions Control Properties
Permissions Control Methods
Example：Permissions Control Web Application
THE TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD ADMINISTRATION EXTENSION
Architecture of the Team Folders Wizard Adiministration Extension
Installing the Team Folders Wizard Administration Extension
Modifying the HTML for a Team folders Wizard Template
The Event Scripting Agent for the Administration Extension
subscription/Notification Functionality
BUILDING A CUSTOM TEAM FOLDERS TEMPLATE
Creating the .pst File
Creating the Folder Home Page
Creating the Template.ini File
File Folder Structure for Your Template
Deploying Your Template
Example：Account Tracking Template
CREATING A TEAM FOLDERS WIZARD EXTENSION
Interfaces of the Team Folders Wizard Extension
Visual Basic Form for the Account Tracking Extension
Folder Home Page for the Account Tracking Extension
REGISTERING YOUR EXTENSION
DEPLOYING YOUR EXTENSION
Chapter 10 Outlook 2000 in Action：Enhancements to the Account Tracking Application
FOLDER HOME PAGES
Setting Up the First Folder Home Page
Example Script for the Folder Home Page
THE OUTLOOK VIEW CONTROL
Setting Up the Second Folder Home Page
Using the Outlook View Control
THE ACCOUNT TRACKING COM ADD-IN
Compiling and Registering the COM Add-In
Testing the COM Add-In
Implementing the COM Add-In
THE AVAILABILITY CHECKER SAMPLE APPLICATION
Chapter 11 Digital Dashboards
PRELMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
WHY HOST A DIGITAL DASNBOARD IN OUTLOOK？
EXAMPLE：THE FINANCE DIGITAL DASHBOARD
BUILDING A DIGITAL DASHBOARD
Digital Dashboard Architecture
USING OTHER COMPONENTS IN INFORMATION NUGGETS
Office Web Components
Outlook View Control
Outlook Databinding Control
ActiveX Data Objects
STORING CUSTOM INFORMATION FOR THE DIGITAL DASHBOARD
Using the Registry
Using Site Server Personalization and Membership
using the Active Directory
Using Cookies
Using XML
Using Exchange Server
DEPLOYING A DIGITAL DASHBOARD
Outlook Today Digital Dashboard
Folder Homepage Digital Dashboard
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACCESSING EXCHANGE SERVER
Part III Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange
Chapter 12 Collaboration Data Objects
WHAT IS CDO？
CDO and the Outlook Object Library
CDO and the CDO for Windows 2000
OVERVIEW OF THE CDO LIBRARY
Getting Help with the CDO Library
BACKGROUND FOR FOUR
SAMPLE APPLICATIONS THAT USE CDO
Using the CDO Session Object
Using the Logon Method
HELPDESK APPLICATION
Setting Up the Helpdesk Application
Helpdesk CDO Session Considerations
Logging On to the Helpdesk
Accessing Folders in the Helpdesk
Implementing Helpdesk Folder Security
Retrieving User Directory Information
Posting Information in the Helpdesk
Rendering the List of Helpdesk Tickets
Rendering the Actual Help Ticket
Creating the List of Helpdesk Tickets
Creating a Meeting with the User
Resolving the Help Ticket
CALENDAR OF EVENTS APPLICATION
Setting Up the Calendar of Events Application
CDO Sessions
Prompting the User for Input
Displaying Views of the Calendar
Displaying the Details of an Event
INTRANET NEWS APPLICATION
Setting Up the Application
Anonymous Logon
Retrieving the Folder and Messages
Displaying the News Items
Reading the Details of a Specific News Item
CDO VISUAL BASIC APPLICATION
Setting Up the Application
Programming CDO with Visual Basic
Logging On the User
Finding the Details of the Specific User
CDO TIPS AND PITFALLS
Avoid the GetNext Trap
Avoid Temporary Objects，If Possible
Use Early Binding with Visual Basic
Use With Statements
Avoid the Dreaded ASP 0115 Error
Avoid the MAPIE_FailOneProvider or CDOE_FailOneProvider Error
Learn Your Properties and Their IDs Well
Chapter 13 The Event Scripting Agent
ARCHITECTURE OF THE EXCHANGE EVENT SERVICE
EVENT SERVICE CAUTIONS
SETTING UP THE EVENT SERVICE
REGISTRY SETTINGS FOR SCRIPT AUTHORS
WRITING AGENTS BY USING SCRIPTS
Supported Event Types
Intrinsic Objects for Scripts
Instantiating Other COM Objects from Your Scripts
ERROR TRAPPING AND LOGGING
Microsoft Script Debugger
Script.Response and Logging
The Windows NT Event Log
EXPENSE REPORT APPLICATION
Setting Up the Expense Report Application
Functionality of the Expense Report Application
Expense Agent Script
CDO Code in the Application
PROGRAMMATICALLY BINDING AGENTS
Exchange Event Service Configuration Library
AGENT INSTALL APPLICATION
Using the Exchange Event Service Configuration Library
Accessing existing Agents
Accessing the Scripts Contained in Agents
Creating Agents Programmatically
Disabling and Deleting Agents
Agent Hosts
EXCHANGE EVENT SCRIPTING AGENT SERVERS
RUNNING THE SCRIPT ENGINE IN MTS
Chapter 14 Exchange Server Routing Objects
EXCHANGE SERVER ROUTING
Routing Architecture
Operation of the Routing Engine
Process Instances
Routing Maps
Intrinsic Actions
Custom Script Actions
What About Roles？
EXPENSE ROUTING APPLICATION
Setting Up the Expense Routing Application
Changes to the ASP Section of the Application
Changes to the Server Script
ROUTING OBJECT LIBRARY
RouteDetails Object
ProcInstance Object
Map Object
Row Object
Log Object
Participant Object
VoteTable Object
RecipientEntry Object
WorkItem Object
UPDATED AGENT INSTALL APPLICATION
Overview of the Updated Agent Install Application
Agent Enhancements
Routing Map Enhancements
Process Instance Enhancements
User Interface Enhancements
Chapter 15 Programming Exchange Server Using ADSI
WHAT IS ADSI？
ACCESSING THE DIRECTORY：CDO OR ADSI？
DESIGN GOALS OF THE ADSI OBJECT LIBRARY
ADSI OBJECT LIBRARY ARCHITECTURE
IADs and IASsContainer Interfaces
IADsContainer Interface
Exchange Server Object Classes
EXCHANGE SERVER SCHEMA
Access-Category Property
Description Property
Heuristics Property
CREATING PATHS TO EXCHANGE
SERVER OBJECTS AND ATTRIBUTES
ADSI APPLICATION
Setting Up the ADSI Application
Logging On the ADSI
Creating a Mailbox
Querying for Information from an Existing Mailbox
Creating a Custom Recipient
Creating a Distribution List
Adding and Removing Users from a Ditribution List
Displaying the Users in a distribution List
Creating a Recipients Ccontainer
Displaying the Objects in a Recipients Container
ACTIVE DIRECTORY AND ADSI
GETTING HELP WITH ADSI
LDP
ADSI Edit
What About ADSI 2.5？
Chapter 16 Enhancing Your Exchange Server Applications with COM Components
ACCTCRT COMPONENT
Creating an Instance of the AcctCrt Component
Creating a Windows NT Account by Using the AcctCrt Component
Associating Windows NT Accounts with Exchange Server Mailboxes
RULES COMPONENT
Storing Rules
Creating an Instance of the Rules Component
Using the Rules Component
Specifying a Logical Condition
Searching for Specific Content
Searching for a Particular Bitmask
ACL COMPONENT
PROJECT APPLICATION
Setting Up the Project Application
Architecture of the Application
Implementing the Projects Application
Using the Rules Component to Fire on All Incoming Messages
Chapter 17 Search Solutions Using Site Server 3
ENTER SITE SERVER
SEARCH CAPABILITIES OF SIET SERVER
INFRASTRUCTURE FEQUIREMENTS FOR SITE SERVER
Setting Up Your Search Hosts
Setting Site Server to Crawl an Exchange Server Public Folder
Security Implications
CREATING CUSTOM SEARCH APPLICATIONS
Site Server Search Object Model
Building an ASP Search Application
EXTENDING OUTLOOK WITH SITE SERVER
Hosting the ASP Search Application as a Folder Home Page
Hosting the ASP Search Application in an Outlook Form
Extending the ASP Search Application Using Outlook Controls
Building an Outlook 2000 COM Add-in for Site Server
Part IV Exchange Server 2000 Development
Chapter 18 Developing with Exchange Server 2000
WHAT IS THE WEB STORAGE SYSTEM？
Data Access Features
Programmability Features
Security Features
Additional Features
THE TRAINING APPLICATION
Setting Up the Training Application
Using the Training Application
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SCHEMAS
Overview of the Exchange Server Schemas
Creating Custom Content Classes
Creating Content Class Definition Items
Setting the expected-content-class Property
Setting the schema-collection-ref Property
Setting the baseSchema Property
USING ADO 2.5 AND OLEDB 2.5 WITH EXCHANGE SERVER 2000
New ADO 2.5 Features
Putting ADO 2.5 to Work with Exchange Server 2000
Common Tasks Performed with ADO
Using OLE DB Transactions
Best Practices for Using ADO
CDO FOR EXCHANGE SERVER 2000
CDO Design Goals
CDO Object Model
Frequently Used Objects in CDO
CDO Messaging Tasks
CDO Calendaring Tasks
CDO Contact Tasks
CDO Folder Tasks
Chapter 19 Putting It All Together
USING XML WITH EXCHANGE SERVER
XMLHTTP Component
WebDAV Commands
Persisted Search Folders
Using ADO to Retrieve XML Data from Exchange Server
Using XSL to Format XML
XSL Elements
THE XML DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL
REUSING OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS
WEB STORAGE SYSTEM FORMS
Creating a Web Storage System Form
Registering a Web Storage System Form
FrontPage 2000 Support
CONTENT INDEXING
CONTAINS Predicate
FREETEXT Predicate
Working with Ranking
Indexing Default Properties
EXCHANGE SERVER EVENTS
Firing Order of Events
Security Requirements
Supported Events
Registering an Event Handler
Writing an Event Handler
Debugging an Event Handler
WORKFLOW CAPABILITIES
How Is Workflow Implemented in Exchange Server？
Developing Workflow Applications
Deploying workflow Solutions
EXCHANGE 2000 AND SECURITY
Security Features
Sample Security Application
INSTANT MESSAGING
Programmint the IM Contact View Control
Putting It All Together
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